11-11-2014, 10:23 AM
Hi guys. Wanted to say thanks for the forum and the Wiki, its been a huge help in trying to outline a plan.
I'm looking to start from scratch to get a Poli Sci degree (Not a popular one, I know), and with the lack of popularity, I've been looking around on my own to fill area of study requirements.
I found several classes at Saylor, but they were not on the specific list of ACE recommended courses, so would I be correct in saying that TESC would not give these classes credit if I were to bring these to them?
I know World Campus has a fairly robust program, and they do accept some transfer credits, so I might end up working there, but it would be a lot quicker and cheaper if I could work with TESC instead.
If anybody has any knowledge on Saylor, or where I can find some Poli Sci specific classes to work with, I would be really grateful. I thought I hit the jackpot with Saylor, but after looking over the list, I'm not so sure anymore.
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking to start from scratch to get a Poli Sci degree (Not a popular one, I know), and with the lack of popularity, I've been looking around on my own to fill area of study requirements.
I found several classes at Saylor, but they were not on the specific list of ACE recommended courses, so would I be correct in saying that TESC would not give these classes credit if I were to bring these to them?
I know World Campus has a fairly robust program, and they do accept some transfer credits, so I might end up working there, but it would be a lot quicker and cheaper if I could work with TESC instead.
If anybody has any knowledge on Saylor, or where I can find some Poli Sci specific classes to work with, I would be really grateful. I thought I hit the jackpot with Saylor, but after looking over the list, I'm not so sure anymore.
Thanks in advance.


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